THINK GLOBAL ACT LOCAL This is my entire world She makes me want to not only do better but to BE BETTER Project to combine Inclusive faithbased organization that works with political leaders to address hunger across the globe to help combat poverty and the issues that accompany i ID: 796392
Download The PPT/PDF document "My name is Julie and I like to EAT" is the property of its rightful owner. Permission is granted to download and print the materials on this web site for personal, non-commercial use only, and to display it on your personal computer provided you do not modify the materials and that you retain all copyright notices contained in the materials. By downloading content from our website, you accept the terms of this agreement.
Slide1
My name is Julieand I like to EAT
THINK GLOBALACT LOCAL
Slide2This is my entire world. She makes me want to not only do better, but to BE BETTER.
Slide3Project to combine:
Slide4*Inclusive faith-based organization that works with political leaders to address hunger across the globe to help combat poverty and the issues that accompany it. “Bread
for the World members write personal letters and emails and meet with our members of Congress. Working through our churches, campuses, and other organizations, we engage more people in advocacy.”http://www.bread.org/about-us/
Slide5The 1,000 days from pregnancy through a child’s second birthday are the most crucial for a child’s development. But many women around the world don’t have access to proper nutrition for themselves or their children. Without adequate nutrition during this critical period, children suffer permanent cognitive and physical delays.
The Goals seek to improve nutrition, eradicate hunger, improve maternal health, and reduce child mortality by improving nutrition for women and children during this critical 1,000-day window. We are also calling on the U.S. government to support the 16 million children in the United States who are at risk of hunger.
Women of Faith
Slide7*children grow taller*
have better vision, *stronger immune systems*improves intellectual capacity better success in school and work*also earn 10 percent more income throughout
contributes to a 2-3 % increase in a country’s GDP.Better nutrition in first 1,000 days =
Slide8What can we do?
“Bread for the World members write personal letters and emails and meet with our members of Congress. Working through our churches, campuses, and other organizations, we engage more people in advocacy.”http://www.bread.org/about-us/
Slide9As college students, donating money can be difficult and so can finding time in our busy schedules…So…Letter to kentucky
politicians from peace 325 class at university of louisville Will you sign it? Take Action NOW
Slide10What can we do?
Donate @ www.bread.org Make it special---donate in someone’s honorMy aunt Nunu loved to cook for her family and she passed away at age 49 the day after her daughter Caroline’s 8th birthday in 2009, so I donated in her honor.
Slide11GETTING INVOLVED Join on Facebook
at www.facebook.com/womenoffaith1000days.Pledge at www.bread.org/go/1000days to have 1,000 conversations.Engage members of Congress in conversation. Pray for women and children who struggle
No act of kindness, however small, is ever wasted. ~ Aesop
Slide12GETTING INVOLVED Give a presentation about maternal and child nutrition
.Include a letter about maternal and child nutrition in your holiday cards.Share information in posts on your Twitter or Facebook account or write an article on your blog. Include links to websites where more information is available. Have a conversation with parents at your child’s play group or “Mommy and Me” program.
Slide13Donate in nunu’s memory
Like on facebookShare information with othersWrite politiciansPledge conversations – our group is named peace! Share on social mediaPray
My Checklist
Slide14TIMELINE
Slide15Personal contributions to date: $25.00
Budget AnalysisLocation
Time Frame Amount To Amount
Global
2000-2010
$8
Billion
$28 Billion
United States
2000-2009
$33 Billion
$80 Billion
Bread for the World campaign has helped increase fundraising toward feeding the poor dramatically over the past decade.
http://www.bread.org/about-us/annual-reports/three-year-plans/three-year-plan-2010.pdf
Slide16*lack of funding *Politicians with other priorities *charity mistrust*entitlement “fatigue”
OBSTACLES & DIVIDERS
“It’s easy to get people to donate to charity, like buy a coat at Christmas, but people are extremely resistant to advocacy.”
Rosemary Cavanaugh
Slide17*EMOTION*PUBLIC PRESSURE *Awareness
*FINANCIAL REASONING *Every dollar spent on pregnant women in wic produces $1.92 to $4.21 in Medicaid savings for newborns and their mothers. STRATEGIES TO OVERCOME OBSTACLES
http://www.bread.org/hunger/maternal-child-nutrition/women-of-faith-for-the-1000.html
Slide18“A ruler’s power is ultimately dependent on support from the people he would rule.” Conversion mechanism of change---result of advocacy, people/politicians support cause (emotional and moral factors)
gene sharp on nonviolent action CONNECTION WITH PEACE STUDIES
Slide19CONNECTIONWITH PEACE STUDIES
CREATE HOPE
CREATE DIAOLGUEEXCHANGE EXPERIENCESINCLUDE LOCAL AUTHORITIESSTRENGTHEN CIVIL ORGANIZATIONS PAUL VAN TONGEREN, REFLECTIONS ON PEACE BUILDING
Slide20GOOD INTENTIONS – MARY B. ANDERSON CONNECTION
WITH PEACE STUDIES
WHY FOOD AID MUST BE FLEXIBLEhttp://notes.bread.org/2013/04/why-food-aid-programs-must-be-flexible.html
“God
save us from people who mean well
.”
Vikram
Seth
Slide21IF ONE CHILD DOES NOT GO TO BED HUNGRY BECAUSE OF BREAD FOR THE WORLD, THEN IT HAS BEEN A SUCCESS.
BAROMETER OF OVERALL SUCCESS
Slide22“The
function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education.”
Martin
Luther King, Jr.